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23 February 2023

2394 GB adults surveyed

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Would you support or oppose “fast‑tracking” asylum applications from countries where the proportion of claims approved is currently very high (for example, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan)?

Conducted 23 February 2023

YouGov surveyed 2394 GB adults

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Would you support or oppose “fast‑tracking” asylum applications from countries where the proportion of claims approved is currently very high (for example, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan)?

Conducted 23 February 2023

YouGov surveyed 2394 GB adults

By:
12%
22%
15%
25%
26%

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